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This compiles:

import AppKit

class CustomView: NSView, CALayerDelegate {}

This does not however:

import AppKit
import SwiftUI

class CustomView: NSView, CALayerDelegate {}

This is an error:

... error: redundant conformance of 'CustomView' to protocol 'CALayerDelegate'
class CustomView: NSView, CALayerDelegate {}
                          ^
... note: 'CustomView' inherits conformance to protocol 'CALayerDelegate' from superclass here
class CustomView: NSView, CALayerDelegate {}
      ^

Any idea how to fix this?

If you remove CALayerDelegate conformance, delegate methods are not called.

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They're not called because the compiler can't see they're implementing the protocol and thus won't make them available from Objective-C. But you can still make it available manually with the @objc attribute. You should also specify the Objective-C selector name (which isn't always the same name as in Swift), like so:

@objc(displayLayer:)
func display(_ layer: CALayer) { /* your implementation here */ }
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It works, thank you so much Michel! Could you please reply here as well? calayer - How to conform NSView to CALayerDelegate when you import SwiftUI? - Stack Overflow